Traditionally Knotted Komboskini Bracelet from Karoulia – 33 Knots in Cross-Knot Technique

This traditional komboskini bracelet for the wrist is knotted from black wool using the traditional Orthodox cross-knot technique. This special knotting method is an essential feature of the traditional komboskini.

The nine crosses that result come from the way the knots are tied together. The bracelet traditionally consists of 33 knotted knots. The cross-knot technique also carries a spiritual meaning.

According to Orthodox tradition, this way of knotting was once shown to a monk by an angel, so that he could pray the Jesus Prayer without the prayer knots coming undone.

This knotting technique is associated with the monks of the sketes of Karoulia on Mount Athos. By purchasing this bracelet, you support the monks and the sketes.

Product Details

• Material: black wool
• Traditional cross-knot technique
• 33 knotted knots
• Variants: beige bead or blue glass bead
• Suitable for: wrist
  

Warning: Not suitable for children under 3 years. Choking or strangulation hazard due to small parts.